Sentence examples for jeopardising the stability from inspiring English sources

They presumably fear jeopardising the stability of their renegade ally.

But given the travails of the eurozone countries over the past couple of years, London is likely to demand close scrutiny of Scottish tax-and-spending policies, lest an unsustainable spending spree risks jeopardising the stability of the entire "currency union".

The decentralised control architecture along with global asymptotic stability of the closed loop equilibrium point means that infrequent changes in network topology such as addition/removal of end-users can easily be commissioned without jeopardising the stability properties of the resulting closed loop system.

In the meantime we hope that nothing will jeopardise the stability of the bank".

If you're worried about these things, or you're the sort of journalist who would post a picture of a couple on their wedding day with the caption, "such communions... jeopardise the stability of our country," then frankly you need to grow the fuck up.

And an isolated and weak Greece could jeopardise the stability of the entire region," he says.

The experimental and modelling results indicate that coupled heat and perturbed geochemical conditions did not jeopardise the stability of the constituent minerals in the studied clays.

In wellbore stability analyses, initial rock failure does not necessarily jeopardise the stability of the wellbore, at least in the short term.

The most important finding in this study was that, in both unicondylar (Schatzker I-IV) and bicondylar fractures (Schatzker V-VI), the Ilizarov fixation allowed early weight-bearing without jeopardising the fracture stability and healing.

"The continued indebtedness of TVR jeopardises the financial stability of the EBU itself," Deltenre said, confirming that the Romanian act, Ovidiu Anton, would be taken out of the running order of the second semi-final on 12 May.

Aides said the new speeches would target Mr Bush's economic inexperience and warn that his promised tax-cuts would jeopardise the economic stability created by the Clinton-Gore administration.